Library
The dual enrollment library
The state rules, the colleges, the law, the deadlines, the research, and the guides. Each page names its sources and the month they were read, and each can be saved to My FastTrack.
Start with your state
Every state runs its own program, and half of them call it something else. Hover a state to see what it calls the program and what the page covers; click to open it.
The rest of the shelf
Beyond the state pages: the colleges, the law, the dates, the comparison, the research, the guides, and the worked plans.
- 1 page What is dual enrollment? The plainest answer, how it differs from concurrent enrollment, dual credit, PSEO, and AP, and the first four steps. Open
- 21 colleges College by college The state sets the floor and one college runs the program, so the test score, the deadline, and how the credit transfers are the college's. Open
- 50 states so far The law behind it The statute section, the administrative rule, and the agency guidance, each linked to its official location with a plain paragraph on what it decides. Open
- 50 dates Deadlines, by month Every date the state pages name, in one calendar, each linked to the page it came from. The notice deadline is the one families miss. Open
- 4 paths Dual enrollment, AP, IB, and CLEP Side by side on what ends each one, what it costs, how the credit is awarded, where it transfers best, and which risk follows the student. Open
- 20 studies The research, in plain language What each study asked, what it found, what it could not show, and why it matters to a parent. Open
- 31 guides One question each Answered first and then explained: cost, transfer, eligibility, admissions, logistics, and the history of the idea. Open
- 10 case studies Plans by career path Real students and labeled examples, each to the same twelve headings, grouped by the career the plan was built around. Open
- 3 printables Checklists and worksheets The readiness checklist, the 30-credit worksheet, and the counselor questions. Printable, and interactive inside My FastTrack. Open
Guides by topic
Thirty-one guides, one question each, sorted by what the question is about.
- 2 guides Cost and money Who pays, what is free in which state, and how it touches financial aid.
- 6 guides Credits and transfer Whether the credit counts where your teen ends up, and how it compares to AP.
- 4 guides Eligibility and GPA Who can enroll, what the bar is, and what happens to the GPA.
- 1 guide Admissions and athletics How colleges read it, and the NCAA rules that apply to athletes.
- 8 guides Getting started and logistics The steps, the timing, and the formats.
- 3 guides State programs The rules are state-specific. These guides walk through one state program at a time.
Every state, alphabetically
The same fifty pages as the map, as a list.
- AlabamaDual Enrollment
- AlaskaDual Enrollment
- ArizonaDual enrollment
- ArkansasConcurrent Credit
- CaliforniaDual enrollment
- ColoradoConcurrent Enrollment
- ConnecticutDual enrollment
- DelawareDual enrollment
- FloridaDual enrollment
- GeorgiaDual Enrollment
- HawaiiEarly College and Running Start
- IdahoDual Credit
- IllinoisDual credit
- IndianaDual credit
- IowaConcurrent Enrollment
- KansasConcurrent enrollment
- KentuckyDual Credit
- LouisianaDual enrollment
- MaineEarly College
- MarylandDual enrollment
- MassachusettsDual enrollment
- MichiganDual enrollment
- MinnesotaPSEO
- MississippiDual Enrollment and Dual Credit
- MissouriDual Credit
- MontanaDual Enrollment
- NebraskaDual Enrollment
- NevadaDual enrollment
- New HampshireDual and Concurrent Enrollment
- New JerseyDual enrollment
- New MexicoDual Credit
- New YorkDual enrollment
- North CarolinaCareer & College Promise
- North DakotaDual Credit
- OhioCollege Credit Plus
- OklahomaConcurrent Enrollment
- OregonAccelerated learning
- PennsylvaniaDual enrollment
- Rhode IslandDual and Concurrent Enrollment
- South CarolinaDual enrollment
- South DakotaDual Credit
- TennesseeDual Enrollment
- TexasDual credit
- UtahConcurrent Enrollment
- VermontDual Enrollment
- VirginiaDual enrollment
- WashingtonRunning Start
- West VirginiaDual credit
- WisconsinEarly College Credit and Start College Now
- WyomingDual and Concurrent Enrollment